If we are righteous and holy, then why do we still sin? It is important to realize that we do not sin because of our nature or self. We sin because we have a tempter, a force acting against us (sin), and old habits and thoughts (the flesh).

Every reference to sinner in the New Testament is always talking about unbelievers. The Church on the other hand are always called Saints. No New Testament writer ever calls a believer a sinner. However, the apostle Paul called himself the chief of sinners. What did he mean?

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Do we need to wake up each day and put off our old self and then put on our new self? Are we two people? The truth is much better and more simpler than all that. 

Many of us quote John 3:30 and assume that we need to get out of God's way or decrease. But is this biblical? Does God want "none of you"? 

Do we need to "die to self" or "die daily"? The truth may surprise you! 

You are no longer *in* your sin, your shame, or the flesh. You are *in* the Spirit. This is your permanent location. No matter where you go, what you do - you're always in Christ. 

Jesus came to do for us what we could never do on our own. He came and fulfilled the perfect standards of the law. He did this to satisfy the requirements of the law so that He could bring in the New Covenant (see Romans 8:3–4). 

The goal of the cross and resurrection was freedom, not bondage. Christianity should feel like your chains have been broken and the weight is off, not bondage and slavery. Paul says in Galatians 5:1, “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery”. The freedom Paul most talks about is our freedom from the law.

Why can’t there be many ways to God? If Jesus is so loving, then why not accept everyone? Why is Jesus the only way to be saved?